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How Much Does a Horse Trailer Cost?
Horse and livestock trailers span $6,995 to $16,995, and a 2-horse bumper-pull model typically lands around $9,995.
What drives the price of a horse and livestock trailer is mostly its animal capacity and whether it's built as a bumper-pull or gooseneck. Stock trailers meant for cattle or general livestock usually come in near the cost of horse trailers of similar size.
Price by type
| Type | Typical price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2-horse bumper-pull | $6,995–$9,995 | The most common configuration for owners hauling one or two horses to local events. |
| Stock/livestock trailer | $8,995–$11,995 | Open slat sides for cattle, hogs, or general livestock rather than individual horse stalls. |
| 3-horse slant-load | $10,995–$13,995 | An added stall and slant loading for easier hauling of multiple horses. |
| Gooseneck horse trailer | $13,995–$16,995 | Gooseneck hitch for better stability, often with tack or living quarter space included. |
What affects the price
Stall/animal capacity
Trailers built for 2 head cost less than 3-plus head models with extra length and stalls.
Bumper-pull vs gooseneck
Gooseneck trailers tow more stably and cost more than comparable bumper-pull models.
Interior finish
Padded walls, rubber mats, and finished dividers add to the base cost over simple slat-side stock trailers.
Tack room or living quarters
Added tack storage or a small living quarters area raises price toward the top of the range.
Delivery
Delivery to the farm or property is quoted separately at checkout.
Bottom line
If you're only moving one or two horses, a bumper-pull model in the $6,995-$9,995 range is plenty. Consider a slant-load or gooseneck only when you regularly haul three or more animals, or want the added tack storage.
Shop Horse & Livestock TrailersCost FAQs
How much does a basic 2-horse trailer cost?
Starting the horse and livestock trailer lineup, a bumper-pull built for 2 horses generally falls between $6,995 and $9,995.
Is a gooseneck horse trailer worth the extra cost?
Priced from $13,995 to $16,995, gooseneck models pull with greater stability and frequently add space for tack or living quarters, an advantage worth it when you regularly haul heavier loads or cover long distances.
Are stock trailers cheaper than horse trailers?
Because the real distinction is open slat sides against separate finished stalls rather than any gap in build cost, the two carry comparable pricing at a given size, generally landing between $8,995 and $11,995.
Prices shown are item prices from Station Containers; freight delivery is quoted to your ZIP at checkout.